Tesca Thermal Conductivity of Metal Bar Apparatus explains practically that thermal conductivity is a physical property of material denoting the ease with a particular substance  can accomplish the transmission of thermal energy by molecular motion. The experimental setup  consists of a copper bar. The copper bar is heated at one end and a heat sink is provided at the other  end of the bar. The test bar is properly insulated to minimize heat loss. Thermocouples are provided  along the length of bar to measure temperatures at respective positions. An ammeter and Voltmeter  are provided to measure heater input. A variable transformer is provided to vary the heat input. 

Specifications
Test Bar - 25 mm. dia. of adequate length, material mild steel. 
Thermocouples are mounted along the  length of bar. 
Band heater is provided at one end and heat sink at other end. 
Test portion is well insulated  to prevent heat loss.

Instrumentation & Control
Digital Voltmeter - 0 - 199.9 Volts. 
Digital Ammeter - 0 - 1.999 Amp. 
Multi- channel Digital Temperature Indicator.  
Heater Control 
Measuring flask and stop clock. 

Service Required
220V/230V/240V.A.C. stabilized supply with proper earth termination. 
Floor space - 1 m X 1.5m at working height. 
Water supply at the rate of 2 LPM at constant head. 

Instrumentation & Control
Digital Voltmeter - 0 - 199.9 Volts. 
Digital Ammeter - 0 - 1.999 Amp. 
Multi- channel Digital Temperature Indicator.  
Heater Control 
Measuring flask and stop clock. 

Service Required
220V/230V/240V.A.C. stabilized supply with proper earth termination. 
Floor space - 1 m X 1.5m at working height. 
Water supply at the rate of 2 LPM at constant head.